Bill Hoffmann '67, J.D. '71 Finds Hope for the Less Fortunate
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Bill Hoffmann '67, J.D. '71 Finds Hope for the Less Fortunate
His father's example of public service inspired him to pursue a career as a soldier, state legislator, and public servant.
Conti's interest in public service led her to law school. Her dedication to public service led her to become a passionate advocate for the nation's workers.
The Scanellis have spent a lifetime preparing for the latest endeavor of their professional and personal lives -- creating a partnership that helps provide school supplies to children in the Caribbean.
Huddleston, a principal with Sevila, Saunders, Huddleston & White, in Leesburg, Va., served as Virginia State Bar President for 2009-2010. The position gave him a platform to emphasize the societal contributions of lawyers.
As president of the American Judges Association, Judge Eileen Olds '82 helped launch a new program to fostering a lively dialogue between judges and the general public about how the justice system works and what can be done to improve it.
Imagine villages in sub-Saharan Africa where people live on less than $1 a day, where school-age children have never attended school, and where children have never seen a photograph of themselves.
Nothing is immune from the ravages of war, including a nation's justice system.
His father's example of public service inspired him to pursue a career as a soldier, state legislator, and public servant.
Bill Hoffmann '67, J.D. '71 Finds Hope for the Less Fortunate
His father's example of public service inspired him to pursue a career as a soldier, state legislator, and public servant.
Conti's interest in public service led her to law school. Her dedication to public service led her to become a passionate advocate for the nation's workers.
The Scanellis have spent a lifetime preparing for the latest endeavor of their professional and personal lives -- creating a partnership that helps provide school supplies to children in the Caribbean.
Huddleston, a principal with Sevila, Saunders, Huddleston & White, in Leesburg, Va., served as Virginia State Bar President for 2009-2010. The position gave him a platform to emphasize the societal contributions of lawyers.
As president of the American Judges Association, Judge Eileen Olds '82 helped launch a new program to fostering a lively dialogue between judges and the general public about how the justice system works and what can be done to improve it.
Imagine villages in sub-Saharan Africa where people live on less than $1 a day, where school-age children have never attended school, and where children have never seen a photograph of themselves.
Nothing is immune from the ravages of war, including a nation's justice system.
Conti's interest in public service led her to law school. Her dedication to public service led her to become a passionate advocate for the nation's workers.
Bill Hoffmann '67, J.D. '71 Finds Hope for the Less Fortunate
His father's example of public service inspired him to pursue a career as a soldier, state legislator, and public servant.
Conti's interest in public service led her to law school. Her dedication to public service led her to become a passionate advocate for the nation's workers.
The Scanellis have spent a lifetime preparing for the latest endeavor of their professional and personal lives -- creating a partnership that helps provide school supplies to children in the Caribbean.
Huddleston, a principal with Sevila, Saunders, Huddleston & White, in Leesburg, Va., served as Virginia State Bar President for 2009-2010. The position gave him a platform to emphasize the societal contributions of lawyers.
As president of the American Judges Association, Judge Eileen Olds '82 helped launch a new program to fostering a lively dialogue between judges and the general public about how the justice system works and what can be done to improve it.
Imagine villages in sub-Saharan Africa where people live on less than $1 a day, where school-age children have never attended school, and where children have never seen a photograph of themselves.
Nothing is immune from the ravages of war, including a nation's justice system.
The Scanellis have spent a lifetime preparing for the latest endeavor of their professional and personal lives -- creating a partnership that helps provide school supplies to children in the Caribbean.
Bill Hoffmann '67, J.D. '71 Finds Hope for the Less Fortunate
His father's example of public service inspired him to pursue a career as a soldier, state legislator, and public servant.
Conti's interest in public service led her to law school. Her dedication to public service led her to become a passionate advocate for the nation's workers.
The Scanellis have spent a lifetime preparing for the latest endeavor of their professional and personal lives -- creating a partnership that helps provide school supplies to children in the Caribbean.
Huddleston, a principal with Sevila, Saunders, Huddleston & White, in Leesburg, Va., served as Virginia State Bar President for 2009-2010. The position gave him a platform to emphasize the societal contributions of lawyers.
As president of the American Judges Association, Judge Eileen Olds '82 helped launch a new program to fostering a lively dialogue between judges and the general public about how the justice system works and what can be done to improve it.
Imagine villages in sub-Saharan Africa where people live on less than $1 a day, where school-age children have never attended school, and where children have never seen a photograph of themselves.
Nothing is immune from the ravages of war, including a nation's justice system.
Huddleston, a principal with Sevila, Saunders, Huddleston & White, in Leesburg, Va., served as Virginia State Bar President for 2009-2010. The position gave him a platform to emphasize the societal contributions of lawyers.
Bill Hoffmann '67, J.D. '71 Finds Hope for the Less Fortunate
His father's example of public service inspired him to pursue a career as a soldier, state legislator, and public servant.
Conti's interest in public service led her to law school. Her dedication to public service led her to become a passionate advocate for the nation's workers.
The Scanellis have spent a lifetime preparing for the latest endeavor of their professional and personal lives -- creating a partnership that helps provide school supplies to children in the Caribbean.
Huddleston, a principal with Sevila, Saunders, Huddleston & White, in Leesburg, Va., served as Virginia State Bar President for 2009-2010. The position gave him a platform to emphasize the societal contributions of lawyers.
As president of the American Judges Association, Judge Eileen Olds '82 helped launch a new program to fostering a lively dialogue between judges and the general public about how the justice system works and what can be done to improve it.
Imagine villages in sub-Saharan Africa where people live on less than $1 a day, where school-age children have never attended school, and where children have never seen a photograph of themselves.
Nothing is immune from the ravages of war, including a nation's justice system.
As president of the American Judges Association, Judge Eileen Olds '82 helped launch a new program to fostering a lively dialogue between judges and the general public about how the justice system works and what can be done to improve it.
Bill Hoffmann '67, J.D. '71 Finds Hope for the Less Fortunate
His father's example of public service inspired him to pursue a career as a soldier, state legislator, and public servant.
Conti's interest in public service led her to law school. Her dedication to public service led her to become a passionate advocate for the nation's workers.
The Scanellis have spent a lifetime preparing for the latest endeavor of their professional and personal lives -- creating a partnership that helps provide school supplies to children in the Caribbean.
Huddleston, a principal with Sevila, Saunders, Huddleston & White, in Leesburg, Va., served as Virginia State Bar President for 2009-2010. The position gave him a platform to emphasize the societal contributions of lawyers.
As president of the American Judges Association, Judge Eileen Olds '82 helped launch a new program to fostering a lively dialogue between judges and the general public about how the justice system works and what can be done to improve it.
Imagine villages in sub-Saharan Africa where people live on less than $1 a day, where school-age children have never attended school, and where children have never seen a photograph of themselves.
Nothing is immune from the ravages of war, including a nation's justice system.
Imagine villages in sub-Saharan Africa where people live on less than $1 a day, where school-age children have never attended school, and where children have never seen a photograph of themselves.
Bill Hoffmann '67, J.D. '71 Finds Hope for the Less Fortunate
His father's example of public service inspired him to pursue a career as a soldier, state legislator, and public servant.
Conti's interest in public service led her to law school. Her dedication to public service led her to become a passionate advocate for the nation's workers.
The Scanellis have spent a lifetime preparing for the latest endeavor of their professional and personal lives -- creating a partnership that helps provide school supplies to children in the Caribbean.
Huddleston, a principal with Sevila, Saunders, Huddleston & White, in Leesburg, Va., served as Virginia State Bar President for 2009-2010. The position gave him a platform to emphasize the societal contributions of lawyers.
As president of the American Judges Association, Judge Eileen Olds '82 helped launch a new program to fostering a lively dialogue between judges and the general public about how the justice system works and what can be done to improve it.
Imagine villages in sub-Saharan Africa where people live on less than $1 a day, where school-age children have never attended school, and where children have never seen a photograph of themselves.
Nothing is immune from the ravages of war, including a nation's justice system.
Nothing is immune from the ravages of war, including a nation's justice system.
Bill Hoffmann '67, J.D. '71 Finds Hope for the Less Fortunate
His father's example of public service inspired him to pursue a career as a soldier, state legislator, and public servant.
Conti's interest in public service led her to law school. Her dedication to public service led her to become a passionate advocate for the nation's workers.
The Scanellis have spent a lifetime preparing for the latest endeavor of their professional and personal lives -- creating a partnership that helps provide school supplies to children in the Caribbean.
Huddleston, a principal with Sevila, Saunders, Huddleston & White, in Leesburg, Va., served as Virginia State Bar President for 2009-2010. The position gave him a platform to emphasize the societal contributions of lawyers.
As president of the American Judges Association, Judge Eileen Olds '82 helped launch a new program to fostering a lively dialogue between judges and the general public about how the justice system works and what can be done to improve it.
Imagine villages in sub-Saharan Africa where people live on less than $1 a day, where school-age children have never attended school, and where children have never seen a photograph of themselves.
Nothing is immune from the ravages of war, including a nation's justice system.